Works Board Sets Minimum Wage For City Projects
Indianapolis public works contracts will include a 30 cent per hour minimum for common labor, a voluntary measure approved by the board of public works. City Engineer A H Moore says estimates assume 40 cents for highway projects, while Indiana contractors claim no 20 cent labor is used. A Times survey found 40 cent minimums on state contracts, with contractors defending a living wage and warning of future blacklisting for violators. A Hammond crash left one dead and two injured when a car was hit by a Michigan Central train at a grade crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Board of Public Works
City Public Works
James Deery
A. H. Moore
Indiana
Indiana Highway Constructors, Inc
W. M. Holland
Times
Fred Cunningham
Dorothy Cunningham
National Republican
Holland
Jess Murden
Rep
Peru
Albert J. Wedeking
Commission
John J. Brown
Highway Department
Hammond
Ind
Jack de la Balle
Stauffer Chemical Company
Homer Moore
Harry Struhs
Michigan Central
Radio Dial Twisters and Nighttime Schedule Notes
Reading from WFBM Indianapolis listing shows a Saturday program grid with music segments and CBS hours. Notable items include Hank Boat Paramount Publicity, Dessa Byrd organ program, Morning musicale, Children’s hour, The Commentator, Gloria Memorial Park hour, Globe overhony, The World's Business, Verne Crawford, Saxophone quartet, Pennzoil program, Majestic theater, Mayhew Lake and band, Concert hour, Back home hour, and Nocturne CBS listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Boat
CBS
Paramount Publis
Abiix
Cus
Dessa Byrd
Paul Tremaines
Gie Memorial Park
Rai
Cue
Globe
Indianapolis Radio Schedule Highlights and Concerts
A detailed Saturday schedule for WKBF Indianapolis lists afternoon news segments and cultural programs from 4:25 PM to 12:15 AM including Town Topics Studio dinner ensembles Mormon sales branch and Antrim dance orchestra Marott trio and House that Jack Built. Evening features Hawaiian melodies Classical pieces and a late sign off with multiple live ensembles and sports scores. Also notes morning sign on with various program blocks and local announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mormon Sales Branch
Issue
Antrim
Marott
Jack
Ae Eee County
Alice Oe Sieay
Radio Schedule Dense with Orchestras Across Cities
A复 dense late evening broadcast list shows multiple stations in Chicago and other cities airing orchestras, ensembles, dances, and musical programs from 6:15 PM to after midnight. Highlights include Koch, Russo, Lombardo, and Kaufman ensembles along with NBC System features and live performances.
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KYW
Chicago
Radio Schedule Fragments Show Daytime NBC and Local Programs
A scrambled listing of radio times includes NBC shows like Rin Tin Tin and Neapolitan Nights, plus local ensembles such as Castle Farm and Hotel Linton orchestras. Multiple time slots from morning to late night feature weather, church services, and sports scores.
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Beckatars Hawkins
Don Becker
Crean
Brooks and Ross
Benius
Fuller Brushman
Dixie Circus
NBC
Wonder Dog
Rin Tin Tin
Crossey
WGBS
WIL
KQV
Variety
Castle Farm Orchestra
Hotel Linton Orchestra
Canova
Amos ‘N’ An
Literary Digest
Floyd Gibbons
Benrus
Estate
Hawaens
Orchesta
Hotel Gidgon Orchestra
Itidnisht
Dave *Bernies
Church School
Concordia Lutheran Church
Southland
Roxy Symphony
J. Stanley Durkee
Sterling Singers
WOR
Crosley
Indianapolis Day Programs Spotlight Radio Schedule
A list of daytime radio segments and times for Indianapolis Power and Light Company programs. The schedule includes CBS and NBC shows such as For Your Information Ebony Twins Farmers Network Orpheus trio and live stock market reports with various segments from morning to afternoon.
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Mntialled Club
Aunt Sam
Manhattan
CBS
Farm Community Network
Jim
Walt
Salon Group
Ebony Twins
Eee
NBC
Aranassus Trio
Pronay Homemakers
Orpheus Trio
Orr
Botel Gibson
Taxi Driver Called To Prevent Suicide Dragged From Door
In Montreal on August 9 a taxi driver named Jean Paul de Patie was summoned by Mrs Herold Brown who said her husband had hanged himself. He rushed to the scene and used a knife to cut the man down as he lost consciousness. Brown said she preferred a cab to a police or ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Quebec
Jean Paul de Patie
Herold Brown
Jean
Mrs. Brown
Brown
Talk on Job Situation By Pastor At Simpson M E Church
The New Freedom will be the subject of a Sunday 11 o'clock sermon by Dr. L. W. Clair Jr. at Simpson M E church to address employers and employees about unemployment and the local Negro industrial scene. Thomas J. Anderson will be guest of honor. Mrs. Blessie Roberts will sing.
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L. W. Clair Jr
Simpson M. E
Eleventh
Missouri Streets
Thomas J. Anderson
Crispus Attucks High School
Blessie Roberts
Mary Edwards
Minnie Whittaker
West Twenty-ninth Street
Zion
Robert E. Skelton
Barnes M. E. Church
Barnes Church
C. H. Bell
R. L. Pope
J. D. Carter
R. H. Hackley
J. L. Coleman
R. A. Andrews
F. F. Young
W. H. Wallace
Cosmopolitan School of Music
Lillian LeMon
M. B. Mitchell
St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Lewis Business College
Jones Tabernacle Church
Michigan
Blackford Streets
W. T. Lewis
Business College
Y. M. C. A. Just
Association
National Medical Associaton
F. E. de Frantz
Bethel A. M. E
J. C. Phillips
Dallas
Tex
Mr. Phillips
St. John A. M. E
D. F. White
Witherspon United Presbyterian Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
Ruth Hill
West Eleventh Street
St. Monica’s Guild
Mary Auter
Boulevard Place
Prize Beauties Picked By Vimes Speedat
Florenz Ziegfeld judged a national beauty contest for Doherty News. Imogene Hedrick of Wichita Gas Company was named the most beautiful employee among Cities Service Company subsidiaries in 38 states. Ruth Barnett, daughter of G B Barnett of Empire District Electric, named most beautiful daughter among over 24 000 entrants.
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Vimes Speedat
New York
Florenz Ziegfeld
Doherty News
Henry L. Doherty & Co
Imogene Hedrick
Wichita Gas Company
Cities Service Company
Hedrick
Ziegfeld
Ruth Barnett
G. B. Barnett
Empire District Electric Company
Joplin
Radio Programs Highlight Saturday Night Melomaniacs to Air Jazz and Blues
Broadcasts feature Irene Beasley Brad Browne Al Llewelyn Reiss and Dunn and Freddie Rich orchestra at 5 15 p m on WFBM and CBS. A Walter Donaldson medley leads a 5 30 p m NBC WLW segment. Pop concert at 6 p m features Cesar Frank chorus from Rebecca. Rosamond Johnson directs spirituals at 6 30 p m on WFBM CBS. Taylor Gordon tenor highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WENR
Chicago
Mike and
Herman
Columbia
WFBM
WGN Sn
Tomorrow’s Tribune
Auld Sandy
KYW
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WFAA
Dallas
WJZ
NBC
WEAF
WTAM
Goldkette
WMAQ
the Bible
Melomaniacs
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Irene Beasley
Brad Browne
al Llewelyn Reiss
Dunn
Freddie Rich
Walter Donaldson
Tin-Pan Alley
Fuller
WLW
Rebecca
Cesar Frank
WGY
South
Rosamond Johnson
Taylor Gordon
Sunday Radio Features Bring Neapolitan, Talks and Ballads
Dolores Cassinelli performs Reminiscenza in Neapolitan Nights on WLW NBC at 11 30 a m. Dr Stanley Durkee discusses Rainy Days on Friendly hour WLW NBC at 1 00 p m. Crockett Mountaineers sing hillbilly tunes on WFBM Columbia net at 3 30 p m. Benedict Bradley speaks on St Benedict at 4 p m NBC Kentucky network. Tenor Stanley Maxted sings Fain Would I Change That Note on WFBM Columbia net at 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Dolores Cassinelli
WLW
NBC
Stanley Durkee
the Crockett Mountaineers
WFBM
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Benedict Bradley
St. Mary's Abbey
Newark
N. J
KYW
WHAS
Hume
Stanley Maxted
Columbia String Symphony
Bradley Yaw
Churchill Tabernacle
Multitude of Home Arts and Household Guides
A long catalog of practical titles covers child care manners and health, cooking methods and menus, nutrition and meals, home cleaning, and pet care. It includes school lunches, sex education in the home, training children, and managing pets from birds to rabbits and goldfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Radio and Network Schedule Highlights for Sunday Evening
Listings show multiple stations and programs across NBC, Columbia and local networks. Featured acts include the Southernairs under Claude Austin with Major Bowes, Around the Samovar and songs by Lon McAdams, Larry Murphy, Dora Boshoer and the Balalaika orchestra, with performers like Florence Stern and Bradley Yaw also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Southernairs
Claude Austin
Major Bowes
WHAS
WTAM
NBC
Capitol Theatre
New York
Round Towners
Lon McAdams
Larry Murphy
WFBM
Columbia Broadcasting Network
Dora Boshoer
Eli Spivak
Peter Biljo
Balalaika
KMOX
Columbia Broadcasting Chain
Mlle
Florence Stern
Berceuse
Iljinsky
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Works Board
Water Kent Radio
Public Service Tire Co
New York &J. Lincoln
A Good Business School
W. Case
Central Business College
Pennsylvania
Vermont
First Door North
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Power and Light Company
WKBF
Indianapolis Broadcasting, Inc
Chambers Rai
Wolf Auto
Riverside Park
Coca-Cola Hour
Indiana Wheel and Rim
Merott Musicale
E. W. Showalter
United_ Motors _ melodies
Radiator
de Grove
Commonwealth St Loan
First Presbyterian Church
Pumas
the Dreamers Orchestra
Sian
WLS
Chicago—General Store
Russo
WFEM
WEBM
Kago——Gerun’s
WGN
NBC Wem
Wis
Chicago—Orchestra
Metal
Galeaeo
Chicago—News
Osborne
WPAA
Dallas—Musicale
Tomorrow's Tribune
Schenectady
Detroit
Toastmasters
Brnelow
Abel Sod
Winn A and
David
Salonen Teal Orchestra
Guy Lombardo
Amos
N’ Andy
Cleveland
Wayne King
Chicago—Concert Orchestra
Columbie
BROS
Wow
Eeet
Omaha—News
Chicago—Dance Orchestra
KSTP
St. Paul
Nusso
Stone
Wee
WJR
Diensberger
Hello America
St. Louis
WDAF
Kansas City
Nighthawk Frolic
Nuzzo
KNX
Hollywood
Johnny Hamp
roit—Bergin
Gleveland Bankshop
WMAGQ
Lego Orchestras
KFI
Los Angeles
Koestner
Whs
Chicago—Musicale
WABC
Jesse Crawford
WKRC
WOWO
Chiacgo
Twilight Dreams
Chic
Columbia—Majestic
WMAS
Atwater Kent
WEAGN
WEAA
Dallas Symphonic Ensemble
WBBM
Seth Parkers
Nai Eystem
South Sea Islanders
WSB
Pr. M
Cincinnati
Richard A. Kurtz
East Market St
Riley Sadi
Secratary Hawkins
Atv
Simpson Church
Tennessee
Mrs. Edwards
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph McLaughlin
Negro Business League
Keystone Avenue
Minnesota Street
Charles McLaughlin
Georgia McLaughlin
Crown Hill
Christ Temple
Fall Creek Boulevard
Paris Avenue
G. T. Haywood
Great Pyramid of
Egypt
Bishop Haywood
Ida Utterback
Charles Utterback
Road Street
City Hospital
Belle Thomas
Lexington
Katie Haskins
Nannie Lee du Valle
Lillian Courtney
William Thomas
Allen Thomas
Phyllis Wheatley
Tool Garden Circle
Margaret Rape
Emma Gordon Hall
R. Barnwell
Ft. Worth
W. Earle Keene
Ludlow Avenue
L. F. Artis
Fayette Street
Artis
Virginia Posey
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Lafayette
Mary L. Club
Salon Singers
Dixie Echoes
Goldman
Columbia—Simmons
Moonshiners
Pryor
General Electric
Paramount
Paul Ash
Screen Stars
B. A. Rolfe
Arthur Pryor
Muriel Pollock
Vee Lawnhurst
Walter Damrosch
Ludwig Laurier
Indianapolis Times
Washington
New York Avenue
Washington, D. C
Ford, Henry
Lindbergh
Congress
Judiciary Postal Service Presidency President's Cabinet
States of the Union
Laws
Science
Columbia—International
Roxy Symphony Orchestra
Cubs
Boston
Shakespeare
Studebaker
the Samovar
Russian Cathedral Choir
Peter Ilyitch Tschaikowsky
Gretchaninoff
David Ross
Walter Kolomoku
Washington Bureau
Information Service
Pines
Yang